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You can go to the wireless.att.com and go to device tutorials and find out how to change the settings yourself. OR you can have the service blocked it just takes a phone call. If you have a data device it is probably doing other things that use data such as autoupdating or maybe XM radio or watching video, or even games?? Add a block feature to the account and then try to do things you normally do on your phone. If there is something you can no longer do, but can't when it's blocked, then that is what was using the data. If you want to use the service, re-add add the data plan!
Too many people complain about how the service charges, and they think that they are not using the internet, but they are. Cell phone companies don't just charge for nothing, your device is connecting to the network for something! Figure it out and fix it rather than wasting time with court.